2013 NFL Draft Order: Breaking Down Official Draft Order Post-Super Bowl

Super Bowl XLVII is in the books, and now it's time to officially start looking forward to the team rebuilding process. 

Except for one certain fanbase, which still has a little bit of partying to do. 

That process begins with the NFL draft. 

The 2013 class may not be as stacked when it comes to quarterbacks (there might not even be a Ryan Tannehill in this group, let alone an Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III or Russell Wilson), but there is immense talent at the rest of the positions. 

It starts on the defensive line, which is absolutely loaded with future superstars.

Damontre Moore, Barkevious Mingo, Jarvis Jones and Bjoern Werner are just a few potential top picks who will be making life miserable for quarterbacks for a very long time, while Star Lotulelei and Sylvester Williams are more adept at clogging running games. 

On the other side of the ball, Luke Joeckel looks like a future All-Pro left tackle and Chance Warmack is an elite interior lineman.

Throw in terrific depth in the secondary and at wide receiver, and this year's class isn't so meager, after all. 

The Chiefs, who need a quarterback among other things, are on the clock. It will be interesting how they attack this unique draft. 

2013 NFL Draft First Round

1. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14)

2. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-14)

3. Oakland Raiders (4-12)

4. Philadelphia Eagles (4-12)

5. Detroit Lions (4-12)

6. Cleveland Browns (5-11)

7. Arizona Cardinals (5-11)

8. Buffalo Bills (6-10)

9. New York Jets (6-10)

10. Tennessee Titans (6-10)

11. San Diego Chargers (7-9)

12. Miami Dolphins (7-9)

13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9)

14. Carolina Panthers (7-9)

15. New Orleans Saints (7-9)

16. St. Louis Rams (7-8-1)

17. Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8)

18. Dallas Cowboys (8-8)

19. New York Giants (9-7)

20. Chicago Bears (10-6)

21. Cincinnati Bengals (10-6)

22. St. Louis Rams (7-8-1) (trade with Washington Redskins)

23. Minnesota Vikings (10-6)

24. Indianapolis Colts (11-5)

25. Seattle Seahawks (11-5)

26. Green Bay Packers (11-5)

27. Houston Texans (12-4)

28. Denver Broncos (13-3)

29. New England Patriots (12-4)

30. Atlanta Falcons (13-3)

31. San Francisco 49ers (11-4-1)

32. Baltimore Ravens (10-6) 

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